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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
1
A social at Viola raised about $10 donated to the Red Cross. Members knit eagerly and a call goes out for 172 pairs of socks. Mrs. Jack Haddenham finished two pairs Wednesday as the valley chapter reports strong community interest.
Bondurant Wyoming notes for July 14 1918 report Mrs. Frank Wilhelm on the lick list with rheumatism. Charles Noble and wife of Piney visit to tend ranch interests. Frank Hansen returns from Harve Scott ranch on Green River to spend a few weeks with family before rejoining harvest duties.
Seventy three more men are summoned for July 22 bringing the month’s total to 208. Kemmerer chief clerk Rose Angelo sent notification letters to those under the call as class A-1 exhausted and others reclassified to fill the quota. Notified locals include Clifford Adamson Daniel R H Houston Myron Mills Joseph Sorensen.
Report of the condition of the Marbleton State Bank at Marbleton Wyoming as of June 29 1914 detailing resources and financial position for the period.
The document shows total liabilities of 113,140 16 and details like accounts receivable and certified checks. Charles Rumsch signs as cashier with notary Albert Larson sworn on July 11, 1918. The text notes waters clearing and fishing improving with several good catches reported.
C G Bellin announces his candidacy for the State Senate to represent Lincoln county in the August Primary. He pledges to uphold the Republican platform and notes one prior term in the lower house and 30 years in his home precinct. Mrs E Bondurant, P M.
Clark hosted a renowned flower day at his Daniel residence drawing visitors from Piney including the Budd families, Mrs Osterhout and daughter Josephine, Mrs Berger, Mrs Mac Glashan, Dr Hook, Mr Ball and sister. The yard formed a fragrant, famed beauty spot attracting many curious passersby.
Mr and Mrs F D Ball and daughter Alice visit today from their Cofton Wood ranch bringing a personal note of news and social interest to local readers.
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